Three hundred decorative and fancy articles for presents, fairs, etc., etc. ; with directions for making : and nearly one hundred decorative designs (1885)
Hale, Lucretia P. (Lucretia Peabody), 1820-1900, White, Margaret E. (Margaret Eliot), 1823-1903 · Boston : S. W. Tilton and Co. · leaf 199
etimeswelcomed in by the children running to open the frontdoor, to let the Christmas morning in ! At breakfasttime the presents are sometimes given, and the Christmaswishes are read, and in well-regulated families the stock-ings are now for the first time examined. 190 THREE HUNDRED PRESENTS.… … Gfiuatiuaa JUWuiw^, Fig. 73. to do this, or else each member finds some chance earlyin the morning, or the night before, to hide the presentsin different places, and perhaps the whole day may passbefore all the presents are discovered. One finds a pieceof music she has longed for shut in the piano…
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